Part One: Prolegomena. Introduction / Robert V. Andelson -- The Essential Henry George / Louis Wasserman -- Part Two: Nineteenth Century British and Continental Critics. Laveleye: The Critic Ripe for Conversion / Roy Douglas -- Marshall: A Professional Economist Guards the Purity of His Discipline / Robert F. Hebert -- Longe and Wrightson: Conservative Critics of George's Wage Theory / Fred Harrison -- Mallock and the "Most Elaborate Answer" / Roy Douglas -- Moffat's "Unorthodox" Critique / George Babilot -- Cathrein's Careless Clerical Critique / Robert V. Andelson -- Huxley's Critique from Social Darwinism / Roy Douglas -- Rae: A Journalist Out of His Depth / Aaron B. Fuller
Part Three: Nineteenth-Century American Critics. Dixwell: Animadversions of an Admiring Adversary / George Babilot -- Walker: The General Leads the Charge / Steven B. Cord -- Harris and His Anachronistic Attack / Charles F. Collier -- Gronlund and Other Marxists / Fred Harrison -- Rutherford: The Devil Quotes Scripture / Charles F. Collier -- Ingalls, Hanson, and Tucker: Nineteenth-Century American Anarchists / Jack Schwartzman -- Atkinson: An Ill-informed Assailant / William B. Truehart -- Clark and Patten: Exemplars of the New American Professionalism / Charles F. Collier -- Seligman and His Critique from Social Utility / Robert V. Andelson and Mason Gaffney -- Part Four: Twentieth-Century Critics. Davenport: "Single Taxer of the Looser Observance" / Aaron B. Fuller -- Carver: Reluctant Demi-Georgist / Robert V. Andelson -- Ely: A Liberal Economist Defends Landlordism / Steven B. Cord and Robert V. Andelson
Alcazar's "Most Voluminous of all Assults" / James L. Busey -- Ryan and His Domestication of Natural Law / Robert V. Andelson -- Rothbard's Anarcho-Capitalist Critique / C. Lowell Harriss -- Oser: Reservations of a Friendly Commentator / Oscar B. Johannsen -- Part Five: Conclusions. Neo-Georgism / Robert V. Andelson